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China's hotel pipeline hits record; Aviation sector lost $12.5 billion | Daily Brief
05/21/2022|12:35:58 AM|
Beijing releases museum travel route; Hong Kong Airlines asks pilots to take leave on reduced pay.
China relaxes some rules for international travelers; Shanghai reopens more rail routes | Daily Brief
05/20/2022|6:49:28 AM|
Hong Kong considers ‘closed loop’ for free China travel; Tencent-invested online travel firm reports 6.5% revenue increase.
China refutes rumor over entry-exit policies; local brands open more upscale hotels | Weekly Review
05/14/2022|10:00:06 PM|
Thai baht hits 5-year low as China curbs foreign travel; Boeing sees progress on 787, China, but supply chain risks loom.
Local brands open more upscale hotels; Omicron surge prompts Macau visitor slump | Daily Brief
05/09/2022|11:42:23 PM|
Thailand sees mixed returns from China’s pandemic slowdown; Hong Kong presents recovery plan.
Online leisure travel firm Tuniu reports a 61.9% revenue decrease in Q1
06/10/2020|9:04:47 PM|
The company expects its second-quarter net revenues to drop by 86% to 96%.
Chinese hotel group GreenTree sees a 33% drop in Q1 revenue
06/05/2020|2:18:13 PM|
The company expects its total revenues to decrease by 10%-15% for the full year 2020.
Trip.com Group net revenue drops 42% in Q1, accommodation down by 62%
05/29/2020|6:49:31 AM|
The company expects net revenue to decrease by 67% to 77% year-over-year for the second quarter.
Tencent-backed OTA reports a 43.6% drop in Q1 revenue
05/21/2020|5:34:42 PM|
Net revenue is expected to decrease by 24% to 29% for the second quarter this year.
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